Ada

It's a spectacular Arts show in Ada this Thursday.

Negotiations are continuing to end the state budget impasse, Consumers Energy is warning about a new scam, a discussion about mental health warning signs in children and teens, and more.

Ada Township officials, donors and community members broke ground on Covered Bridge Park Wednesday, signaling the end of fundraising and the beginning of the park’s revitalization

Grand Rapids launches website "Partners in Peace" to reduce youth violence, a Muskegon housing project gets a Brownfield Redevelopment Grant from EGLE, and more.

Jury deliberation in the Christopher Schurr murder trial continues, Muskegon police officer shot, registered voters in Michigan are dissatisfied with President Trump, and more.

A West Michigan breast cancer survivor is heading to the nation’s capital meeting with lawmakers to push for policies that could save lives

It’s now possible to earn a degree on your phone thanks to a partnership between Cornerstone University and Michigan Software Labs

Kim Rantala joins in the share the details.

Andrew Grashuis talks about this event.

Ada Business Association’s Kim Rantala shares the info.